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REUTERS – Manchester City have agreed to sign Australian midfielder Anthony Caceres from Central Coast Mariners, the A-League club said in a statement on Friday.

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The 23-year-old will become the Premier League club’s first signing of the January transfer window.

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Reports in the Australian media have suggested Caceres could be loaned to City’s sister club Melbourne City – the Mariners’ A-League rivals – as he does not hold a European passport and so might struggle to gain a work permit.

Caceres, who has made 62 league appearances for the Mariners since joining them in 2012, has not played for the A-League’s bottom club since the end of December, when reports that he was about to leave emerged.

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Mariners confirmed his transfer on their website. The fee was not disclosed.

“When I brought Anthony Caceres to the Mariners his potential was obvious,” Mariners coach Tony Walmsley said. “This move demonstrates how far Anthony has progressed.”

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(Reporting by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru; editing by John Stonestreet)

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